That Try

dogmeat

@MN5 I was on the terraces for that. You could see the try was on from the moment the French received the kick.

MN5

@MiketheSnow said in That Try:

@Dan54 said in That Try:

@MiketheSnow Liquorland in Auckland advertising it for $124.00

Yeah

Just seen a bottle in Japan for £60

I don't drink whiskey (or any top shelf) but tempted to just buy a bottle anyway.

I don’t drink whiskey either but I love whisky.

antipodean

@MN5 said in That Try:

@antipodean said in That Try:

There was some average tackling back then.

Some nice head highs though

That's part of the averageness

Dan54

@antipodean said in That Try:

@MN5 said in That Try:

@antipodean said in That Try:

There was some average tackling back then.

Some nice head highs though

That's part of the averageness

No one of reasons it was such a good game, it was played under the laws of the game as they were interpretated in 1973, not in 2023! So won't average at all!

See any of those who watched game know there was no lifting in lineout, jacklers etc etc. All great games of rugby are great because players play to laws of the day!

antipodean

@Dan54 not sure what that has to do with my comment on tackling

Dan54

@antipodean sorry mate it was in reply to the so called averageness of game, because of the so called head highs.

dogmeat

@Dan54 said in That Try:

because of the so called head highs

They might have been acceptable in the day, but they're definitely not so called head highs.

Apart from Phil Bennet's pasadoble at the beginning, which is true magic, it's a pretty bog standard try.

Dan54

@dogmeat understand what you saying dog, all I meant is exactly what you said, it was acceptable in the day, and that's when the game was played, in the day.

mikedogz

https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/131115351/gareth-edwards-jersey-that-helped-stun-all-blacks-tipped-for-world-record-price

BerniesCorner

Never tire watching that try. Awesome!

The Silver Fern

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